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  • Everything We Know about Mr. Robot Seson 2

    The first season of this year's Golden Globe-winning series Mr Robot ended with lead character Elliot coming to terms with the fact that he has some serious mental health issues. Clearly, fans can expect to see him fight his inner demons in season 2 — but there will also be some big twists, promises showrunner Sam Esmail.


    Warning: Spoilers ahead

    "There will be a lot more backstory that will be shown, the timeline will get a little clearer — not 100 percent clear, because where's the fun in that? But a little clearer... It really is about Elliott trying to reconcile what this means in seeing Mr. Robot. The series is filling in the blanks of the past and the present of this character... It's about a guy who becomes aware of this delusion he's been having," Esmail told Entertainment Weekly.

    The previous season showed that the character Mr. Robot was actually just part of Elliot's imagination. The reveal came as a surprise to the audience, disclosing that the series had been portraying Elliot's delusional perspective.

    The creator of "Mr. Robot," Sam Esmail, recently shared some interesting details about season 2. He explained that the upcoming season will focus on Elliot's journey to reconciliation.

    According to Entertainment Weekly, Esmail stated, "There will be a lot more backstory that will be shown, the timeline will get a little clearer - not 100 percent clear, because where's the fun in that? But a little clearer. It really is about Elliott trying to reconcile what this means in seeing Mr. Robot. The series is filling in the blanks of the past and the present of this character. It's about a guy who becomes aware of this delusion he's been having."

    With that, fans can expect a clearer storyline in the upcoming season. In addition, the season will also reveal more details about the several characters, which could provide some clarity to the audience.

    In addition, Esmail stated that the upcoming season will present a darker theme compared to the first one. It was also revealed that stars such as Rami Malek, Portia Doubleday, Carly Chaikin, and Martin Wallstrom will be returning to the show.

    Christian Slater, who played the role of Mr. Robot in the previous season, will also return next season. However, he will also be taking the role of Edward Alderson, Elliot's departed father. He recently won a Golden Globe award for Supporting Actor for his role in the series.

    When asked if fans can look forward to more big twists, the show runner — who will be directing all 10 episodes of season 2 — replied: "Probably. If I were a betting man, I would say yes."

    In another interview with Esquire, Esmail gave a slightly more detailed picture of the season 2 storyline. "Now that we are aware of his [mental health] issues, Elliot has to address them. What happens after that realization? What are the steps you take to negotiate with it, reconcile with it, fight with it? That's sort of where we're taking the second season."

    "Also, at the end of the first season we think that the mission is complete and that they were able to take down Evil Corp, but we see in the coda with that scene between White Rose and Philip Price that there are larger forces at play. As always," added the show runner.
    For fans who are curious to know what to expect about the show's next season, here are some of the things we've gathered so far.

    1. Filming has started.

    The cast and crew of the critically acclaimed show have started filming in New York.
        Are you ready for what you'll find when you look inside?#MrRobot has now begun filming Season 2. pic.twitter.com/hEq82kmidW

        — Mr. Robot (@whoismrrobot) March 7, 2016


        Day 1 of #MrRobot 2.0 pic.twitter.com/FZlEM5igho — Sam Esmail (@samesmail) March 7, 2016

    2. There will be new additions to the cast.

    Rami Malek (Elliot), Christian Slater (Edward/Mr. Robot), Carly Chaikin (Darlene) and Portia Doubleday (Angela) will be joined by new additions to the cast.

    Craig Robinson has been cast to play Elliot's neighbor. The news of his casting comes a couple of days after it was announced that rapper Joey Bada$$ will join the show as Elliot's close friend, and Chris Conroy was cast as Joanna Wellicks' (Stephanie Corneliussen) lover.

    In February, it was announced that Grace Gummer will join the show as Dominique DiPierro, an FBI agent assigned to investigate the hack that was executed on Evil Corp's system.

    3. Two old cast members were upped as series regulars.
    Corneliussen, who plays Tyrell Wellick's wife, and Michael Cristofer, who plays Evil Corp CEO Phillip Price, have been promoted as series regulars.

    4. Plot
    Series creator Sam Esmail has kept a lot of the details about the plot from the public, but he did share that the upcoming season will focus more on Elliot's background, as well as his struggle to come to terms with knowing that he has a serious mental health problem. Esmail also said that the government and people from law enforcement will come into play in the new installment.

    5. Release date
    Mr Robot season 2 is rumored to premiere in June/July of 2016.
  • Mr. Robot: Season 1 Review

    If you haven't watched Mr. Robot yet,follow links below.
     Hacking computers and people. Full spoilers for Season 1 of Mr. Robot follow.
    Mr. Robot was the standout show of the summer. The moody, heavy fare isn't the norm for USA Network, but they jumped in head first and didn't seem to care about checking the depth of the water. The first season of Mr. Robot didn't hold back for a second. Sam Esmail's thriller was as much about psychological drama as it was about hacking -- hacking was the most obvious layer of the story -- and it showcased new and bold approaches to both genres. Without diving deep into every single moment, let's review the highs and lows of the first season.
    Elliot Alderson is at the center of the series, and though the story extends out to the surrounding cast, he's the one we follow. We enter the world through his eyes, and it's easy to do so because he's essentially "created" us. He invites the viewer in, and once you're there, you can relate to his feelings and awkward interactions. But just as you begin to see Elliot as a vigilante hero, you start to see the ways in which he's unreliable. That balloons as the extent of Elliot's psychological issues unfolds, and it creates a bizarre but brilliant relationship between the audience and Elliot. The issues of trust and reality that must be considered while watching Elliot navigate the world of Mr. Robot are ones that make the jump all too easily to real life. This is a series that pushes itself right off the television and into your brain where it then crawls around for days.

     I can't mention Elliot without mentioning Rami 
    Rami Malek in Mr. Robot
    Malek. He's a powerhouse. Whether he was performing rambling and emotional internal monologues while maintaining a straight face or throwing down and yelling, he always delivered. His range and nuance contributed to Elliot being likable. Even the way he delivered some lines -- a little stilted -- added to the character and story.
    As a figment created by Elliot, Christian Slater's Mr. Robot also made an impression. Slater brought such energy to the role. Every line had urgency, and Slater made everything about Mr. Robot emanate a "I don't tolerate any bull" attitude. It's so different from the somehwat gentle Elliot we first meet that it takes a little while to come to grips with them being one and the same. That's fitting since Elliot has the same reaction.

    The through-line of the first season was Elliot joining a group called FSociety, led by Mr. Robot/Elliot, and hacking Evil Corp. The plot twisted, curved, and occasionally stopped to check out shiny objects alongside the road. It meant the pacing was occasionally thrown off to the point where the story lost momentum, but the side trips -- like the one where Elliot dealt with withdrawal -- added more depth to the characters, and that's usually worth hitting the pause button for. Usually.
    Elliot's version of the hero's journey was the most important one to communicate, but other characters broke out unexpectedly as the season progressed. Those developments kept up the "you never know what will happen" vibe of the show and made the hack on Evil Corp and the grand mission to affect the world more personal. Again, it's easy to put yourself in the shoes of someone like Angela when you experience her world. Mr. Robot (Christian Slater), Angela (Portia Doubleday), Tyrell (Martin Wallström), Darlene (Carly Chaikin), and Joanna (Stephanie Corneliussen) all had their moments. They weren't always successful -- for example, Tyrell was all over the place in a nonsensical fashion -- but characters made progress and came to the same place for a variety of reasons.


    Rami Malek and Christian Slater in Mr. Robot

    Rami Malek and Christian Slater in Mr. Robot
    As we go to know the characters and their goals, Mr. Robot pushed into the sort of territory that's almost too close for comfort. Information and privacy, reality, drug use, mental health, loss -- the list goes on. The cerebral series isn't a cheerful one, nor does it have many light moments. This isn't something you put on in the background. Mr. Robot deserves every ounce of your attention and energy. It will frequently punch you in the face with the crappy sides of humanity, but there are victories.
    Evil Corp was hacked successfully. But was it the right decision? On the surface, the members of FSociety seem like heroes. The Season 1 finale showed the beginning of the consequences of the hacks but left a lot unanswered (I'd argue the second cliffhanger wasn't really necessary). Viewers are left to dissect the right and wrong and see if they come out the other side in a place more like Darlene's or a place more like Angela's.

    On top of the intelligent story and strong performances, Mr. Robot was visually striking. The framing of scenes with Elliot often make him look small against a big, sweeping world. He doesn't stand out; he's part of the crowd and could be anyone on the street. The shots are quite cinematic and edited beautifully. And the soundtrack is nothing short of genius.


    List of Episode with links:-


    Season 1 · Sep 2, 2015
     
    Season 1 · Aug 19, 2015
    Season 1 · Aug 12, 2015
    Season 1 · Aug 5, 2015
    Season 1 · Jul 29, 2015
    Season 1 · Jul 22, 2015
    Season 1 · Jul 15, 2015
    Season 1 · Jul 8, 2015
    Season 1 · Jul 1, 2015
    Season 1 · Jun 24, 2015
     

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